Split

One of the top tourist destinations in Croatia, Split has a lot to offer from ancient Roman palaces to ferries from which you can start your island explorations in earnest. — Afar Magazine

At this stellar art museum, you’ll see a comprehensive, well-arranged collection of works by Ivan Meštrović. — Lonely Planet

Although it's now the cathedral's baptistery, this wonderfully intact building was originally an ancient Roman temple, dedicated to the king of the gods. — Lonely Planet

The people of Split love to walk and jog along this steep, wooded peninsula, where paths criss-cross the crest. — Michelin Guide

The Archaeological Museum is the best way to complete one's knowledge of the town's antique history: it contains collections of sacred and secular artefacts discovered in the digs in and around Salona. — Michelin Guide

The museum holds an interesting collection of traditional Dalmatian folk costumes with incredibly rich embroidery and ornamentation. — Michelin Guide

You'll notice touches of folk art, Modernism and Classicism as you gaze at what represents two decades of labour on the part of this 20th-century master. — Time Out

An expanse of white marble paving, it is rimmed with busy cafés, and overlooked by the 15th-century Town Hall, with its ground floor loggia comprised of Venetian-Gothic arches. — Frommer's

Along the shore-facing side of Diocletian’s Palace is Riva, a seafront promenade lined with palm trees, bustling cafés and shaded benches. — Afar Magazine

The theater is outside the walls directly north of the intersection of Marmontova and Kralja Tomislava. — Frommer's

The ruins of the ancient city of Salona, situated at the foot of the mountains just northeast of Split, are the most archaeologically important in Croatia. — Lonely Planet

Tracing European art from the 15th century up to the present, it includes religious icons, Old Master paintings, and contemporary sculpture and video installations. — Frommer's

This major landmark stands just outside the northern wall of the Diocletian's Palace. — Time Out